Sentence examples for trend not only from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the rise is a fluke, and it's a disturbing trend, not only in Mississippi but throughout the Southeast," said Dr. Christina Glick, a neonatologist in Jackson, Miss., and past president of the National Perinatal Association.

"It's a national trend, not only in the philanthropic sector but also among businesses, to look at how best to leverage social media," said Laysha Ward, Target's president of community relations.

"We've de-Americanised the channel," explains Chris Cramer, head of CNN International Networks.This trend not only satisfies a more assertive demand for a product attuned to local preferences, it also makes commercial sense.

"This is part of a greater trend — not only in the business world, but in our world generally — toward transparency," said Mr. Posner, who helped draft the requirements while at the State Department.

This trend not only makes vehicles prone to thefts and automated attacks, but also endangers passengers safety.

This trend not only reflects the increasing penetration and spreading of ghost writing but also increased awareness of this service.

"Screw and the Screwed Up Click set the trends not only in the music but the lifestyle.

Results showed that SALMO is able to predict annual average trends not only of chlorophyll-a but other chemical and biological state variables as well.

The simulations with the established set of parameters show that the model predicts the trends, not only in time, but also for crucial process conditions such as impeller speed and the binder composition.

It is important to study long-term national trends not only because it allows for the assessment of progress towards national public health goals but also because it helps identify population subgroups that might not have shared in the progress equally.

"But the current trends not only have to continue, they have to accelerate".